Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) near Blue Springs, MO
Save by purchasing this procedure online.
Similar Procedures: Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) (in office)
National Average 884
Regional Average448Save $436
Financing Options
Promotional financing available when you pay with CareCredit. $200 minimum purchase. What is CareCredit?
MDsave and Your Insurance
Contact your insurance company directly to see if your purchase can count towards your deductible. Details
Offered by
University Health Pulmonology & Allergy Clinic in the Health Sciences District
Pulmonology
2301 Holmes St
Kansas City, MO 64108
Offered by
University Health Pulmonology Lakewood
Pulmonology
7900 Lee's Summit Rd
Kansas City, MO 64139
Offered by
St. Mary's Medical Center
Pulmonology
201 NW R.D. Mize Road
Blue Springs, MO 64014
Offered by
Money Back Guarantee
We will refund your payment in full if you end up not needing your purchased procedure and do not receive care. Details
Get Care In Three Easy Steps
Compare Upfront Prices
Search by procedure and location to browse local providers and compare upfront pricing.
Buy Your Procedure
Pay for your procedure online or by calling (844) 256-7696. Or buy your procedure at the facility before your appointment is scheduled.
Receive Your Care
Follow the scheduling instructions given by your provider. Bring your voucher to your appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
View All FAQs
Procedure Details
What is a Pulmonary Function Test?
Pulmonary function tests are different medical options that physicians use to determine how well the lungs are working. These tests are not only for breathing air in and out, but also for moving oxygen in from the atmosphere and releasing it into the circulation of the body. Spirometry is responsible for measuring airflow, and it evaluates a variety of different diseases of the lung by measuring the quantity and speed of exhalation.
Why is it Used?
The primary reason why physicians recommend pulmonary function tests is because they are simple, non-invasive tests that can reveal a lot about the patient's lung function. Lung volume measurement, diffusion capacity and airflow tests are just some of the ways that doctors can use pulmonary function testing to determine how well the lungs are working. When they can determine how well the lungs are functioning, then a proper diagnosis can occur.
What Conditions Does it Treat?
Pulmonary function testing is most often used to diagnose specific types of lung diseases or disorders such as emphysema, bronchitis and asthma. This type of testing also works well to find the underlying cause behind shortness of breath. Physicians may also use it to measure the progress of disease treatment, to assess whether or not a medication is working, to check the lung function prior to having surgery or to measure whether lung function is being affected by exposure to a chemical or environmental factor.
Patient Reviews
4.9
What did you like most about using MDsave?
The ease of it...needs more highdollar operations on there. I love MDSave...the peoplr there are gems!
What could we do to improve?
Put the full CPT codes on the receipts and vouchers...it helps for my records of a supp policy I have.
What did you like most about using MDsave?
Saving money
What could we do to improve?
There seems to be a breakdown in the test results getting to my physician who ordered the tests.
What did you like most about using MDsave?
they helped me with the coverage of the test
What could we do to improve?
the cost is still very expensive out of pocket
What did you like most about using MDsave?
Saving $2,000 by paying cash at time of service.
What could we do to improve?
Make sure everything is available to be paid this way. You saved me $2,000!
What did you like most about using MDsave?
Saved money
What could we do to improve?
Service was great
Procedures
© Copyright 2024 MDsave Incorporated.
All Rights Reserved.